Solar Panels for Sale

Solar Panels for Sale: Single Modules, Charging Kits and Pallet Lots

The solar panels for sale on this page range from a 40W folding panel you can carry in one hand to full pallets of 400W-class modules for a residential or agricultural install. The right pick depends on what the panel connects to: a portable power station, a 12V battery in a van or boat, or a hybrid inverter on a building. Each of those has a different ideal panel type, and paying for the wrong type is the most common way to overspend.

There are 19 listings here from Rich Solar, Sungold Power, Anker SOLIX and Jackery, priced from $109 for the smallest folding panel to $2,699 for a pallet of 410W modules. Rigid, flexible, briefcase and bulk options are all represented.

How to choose a solar panel from this sale

• Rigid, flexible or folding. Rigid glass modules such as the 2 x Anker SOLIX 440W Rigid Panel Set (820W total, up to 25% efficiency) last longest on a fixed mount. The Rich Solar MEGA 100W FLEX weighs 4.8 lb and bends to follow a curved van or boat roof. Briefcase panels fold shut and travel.
• Built-in controller or not. The Rich Solar MEGA 200W Briefcase Kit has a waterproof 20A controller built into the panel, so it clips straight to a 12V battery. Bare panels need a separate charge controller or a power station with a solar input.
• Quantity. The MEGA 400, 410 and 335 PRO are sold as pallets only, in lots of 8, 10 or 12 for the 335 PRO. That is the cheapest per-watt route for a solar panel system on a house or barn, but not for adding one panel to an RV.
• Weight on the roof. The Rich Solar MEGA 150W Lightweight comes in at 18.1 lb with 25.3% cells, a good middle ground for trailers where a 45 lb residential module is too much.
• Complete kit versus panel. The Rich Solar 400W Charging Kit with MPPT Controller pairs two MEGA 200 panels with a controller and leaves headroom for a third panel, which makes it the simplest solar panel kit here for a cabin or RV battery.

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Setup and sizing tips

• Size the array before you shop by running the Solar Kit Calculator. It uses your appliances and ZIP code to estimate panel watts alongside battery and inverter size.
• Check the input limits of whatever the panel feeds. A power station lists a maximum solar input in watts and volts; a charge controller lists a maximum amperage. Exceeding either wastes the extra panel.
• Do not put a flexible panel where it will get walked on or trap heat. The MEGA 100 FLEX mounts flush, but it needs a surface that stays cool.
• Buy pallets with a plan for storage. Twelve residential modules take up garage space and are heavy; have the racking ready before delivery.
• Pair briefcase panels with the right battery chemistry setting. The built-in controllers charge 12V batteries; confirm the profile matches lithium or lead-acid before first use.

Frequently asked questions

Which are the best solar panels in this sale for a house roof? The Sungold Power 440W N-Type for a single high-output module, or the Rich Solar MEGA 400 and 410 pallets if you need eight or more. All three work with grid-tie and off-grid inverters.

Can a briefcase panel charge a power station? Yes, the Rich Solar briefcase kits are described for generators and power stations as well as batteries. Confirm the station's DC input connector before ordering an adapter.

Are pallet prices per panel or per pallet? The listed price is the starting price for the pallet listing. The product page shows the lot sizes offered, and shipping to the mainland US is still free on pallet orders.

Every panel ships free to the mainland US from our brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call if you are unsure which panel matches your controller or station.